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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1965
Page
4
A Gallup survey shows Americans deem a four member family requires $81 per week to get by today. The figure, part of the standard of living index, rises with income. regional totals peak in the Far West at $101 weekly.
The New China News Agency in Tokyo reports a U-2 reconnaissance plane was shot down over China by army air force units after intruding into its airspace. Taipei confirms the incident calling it an accident and identifies the pilot Maj. Chang Liyi who had flown five prior missions. This marks the fourth U-2 loss since Sept 1962.
Kenton Harevey, 21, Azle dairy farmer west of Fort Worth, was elected president of the Texas Association of Young Farmers at a Dallas meeting attended by more than 800 young farmers. He succeeds Weldon Mason of Brownfield.
In Clarksdale Mississippi NAACP President Aaron Henry charges that a federal court approved stair step desegregation plan blocks integration. He notes no Negro first or second graders live in the mixed white school zones and outlines three court actions to force enrollment or redraw zones.
A scented spray touts non-toxicity while killing cockroaches ants and spiders and remaining safe near children food and pets. Available at Purrs Buddys United and supermarkets. Dist by Kimbell Whale.
Jessie Lee's Beauty Design Institute offers courses with lifelong learning perks and post graduation updates. It promotes eight curls beyond rollers and a comb out method enabling students to finish styles before leaving school. Ex students receive free trend releases twice yearly and ongoing class schedules without extra cost.
Mexico's cotton industry faces reduced output as taxes rise and government price guarantees favor subsidized crops. Diane Longoria, head of Hung Longoria enterprises, warns production will fall unless tax policies are lowered.
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